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Leapfrog Group, a national, nonprofit advocate for health care quality and safety.<br />

In 2017, the hospital also was recognized with the prestigious top hospital award by<br />

The Leapfrog Group. Orlando Health Dr. P. Phillips also holds The Joint Commission’s<br />

Gold Seal of Approval for total hip and total knee replacement. In addition, the hospital’s<br />

intensive care unit has been recognized with a silver-level Beacon Award for<br />

Excellence from the American Association of Critical Care Nurses. With expertise<br />

in emergency care and proximity to the area’s major tourist attractions, the Orlando<br />

Health Dr. P. Phillips Emergency Department serves local residents as well as visitors to<br />

the area. Convenient, online ER appointments are available at orlandohealth.com/er.<br />

Reserving a spot in line for nonlife-threatening emergencies provides the convenience<br />

of waiting at home until a given appointment time. Nearby residents can find state-ofthe-art<br />

cancer care while staying close to home at Orlando Health UF Health Center<br />

— Dr. Phillips. The only Cancer Center of Excellence in Central Florida, the Dr. Phillips<br />

Regional Care Center recently relocated to an expanded 18,000-square-foot facility<br />

at 7472 Doc’s Grove Circle, adjacent to the hospital. Currently, services include<br />

medical oncology, chemotherapy, IV therapy and access to nutritionists, counselors,<br />

pain specialists, palliative care and support groups. Additional services available<br />

beginning in summer 2018 will include expanded chemotherapy and radiation treatment<br />

areas, surgical oncology consultations, oncologic pharmacy services, laboratory<br />

facilities and cancer support community programs. At the end of completion, it<br />

will be a full-service regional cancer care facility. With Chest Pain Center and Heart<br />

Failure accreditation from the American College of Cardiology, Orlando Health Dr.<br />

P. Phillips has specialists skilled in the diagnosis and treatment of all types of heart<br />

disease. Facilities include a cardiac catheterization lab that enables leading-edge<br />

treatments for heart-related problems. The hospital is also a designated primary<br />

stroke center with a specialized stroke team equipped to deliver rapid diagnosis and<br />

treatment, including clot-busting drugs. With all of the services offered at Orlando<br />

Health Dr. P. Phillips, the hospital still maintains a community-focused, family-like culture,<br />

said van Marcke. “A lot of our physicians, nurses and staff have worked here<br />

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for 15-, 20-plus years, because they love working here, and they feel like they’re<br />

taking care of their own – treating every patient like they would want someone in their<br />

family to be treated.”<br />

Internal Medicine<br />

Sarah Army, MPA, PA-C<br />

Southwest Internal Medicine Specialists<br />

5979 Vineland Road, Suite 310, Orlando • 407-345-0005<br />

www.southwestinternalmedicine.com<br />

Sarah Army, MPA, PA-C, has been a practicing physician assistant at Southwest<br />

Internal Medicine Specialists since January 2005. A native of Virginia, she received<br />

her undergraduate degree in biology from the University of Virginia. After receiving<br />

her Master of Physician Assistant from Eastern Virginia Medical School, where she<br />

graduated first in her class, she relocated to Orlando. She is licensed to practice in<br />

both Virginia and Florida. She is a member of the American Academy of Physician<br />

Assistants and the Florida Academy of Physician Assistants, and has a special interest<br />

in preventative care and women’s health.<br />

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